If you're like most course designers who use Articulate Storyline 360, you probably find yourself wanting to add more than just text labels to your button states. For example, maybe you want to add different icons for each state, or perhaps you want to change the button's color depending on the current state.
Fortunately, there's an easy way to do this. All you need to do is create a custom state for each button. To do this, select the button, then click "States" in the toolbar. From there, you can create as many custom states as you like. Once you've created your custom states, add the desired content to each one. You can even use different colors for each state if you want.
In this Articulate Storyline 360 tutorial, I'll show you a couple workarounds for adding custom icons and text to each built-in button state.
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📖 Table of Contents:
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00:00 Overview of the built-in button states in Storyline 360
00:30 Adding text directly to vector shapes and states
01:49 What happens when you add graphics and text to states?
02:30 Why do custom states look much cleaner than built-in states?
02:50 Workaround #1: Copy and paste the shape's background to hide normal state objects
05:23 Workaround #2: Cut and paste the shape's background
07:15 Workaround #3: Work with your own custom images for each button state
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